10 Historical Real-Life Robin Hoods
The star of countless novels and movies and discussions on his own historical validity Robin Hood is deeply ingrained in the collective imagination of most of the population. Banditry, especially the benevolent kind which fights for the “little guy,” has also created some real superstars. Here are 10 people from history who resemble the man in tights.
10Salvatore Giuliano
Salvatore Giuliano, born in Sicily in 1922, was raised by peasant farmers in a rural village. When his brother was drafted by the Italian military in 1935, he quit school to help his father tend to their land. Eventually, Giuliano began trading food on the black market, transporting grain and other goods between villages.
The federal department of health has commented on the man in Brisbane who went to hospital after receiving the Pfizer vaccine. It says:
“The department of health’s Vaccine Operations Centre [VOC] is aware of reports of an adverse event following immunisation in Queensland. The VOC is working closely with QLD Health to investigate these reports.The department of health does not comment publicly on details of individual adverse event following immunisation reports submitted to the TGA, in order to protect patient confidentiality.
“We take all reports of adverse reactions very seriously and they are reviewed through the appropriate channels.
Faith in Indiana leaders call for gun laws to change in light on FedEx shooting wishtv.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from wishtv.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
The horrific shooting Friday at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis that left eight dead has renewed calls for both federal and state gun control measures.
With Republicans and Democrats hopelessly divided on the issue and time running out in the Indiana Statehouse it seems difficult to imagine significant reforms would take place. Still, leaders from the White House to Indianapolis City Hall are asking for federal and state lawmakers to be proactive.
For the past decade, the Republican-dominated Indiana General Assembly has largely focused on expanding the right to carry a handgun, instead of the passage of more gun control policies.
A drunk and drugged driver who killed four children after mowing them down on a Sydney footpath has been jailed for at least 21 years.
Samuel William Davidson was driving erratically and speeding when he struck Veronique Sakr, 11, and her cousins, Sienna Abdallah, eight, and her siblings Angelina, 12, and Antony, 13.
The children had been walking to buy ice-creams when the 31-year-old ploughed into them after his ute mounted a kerb at Oatlands, in Sydney’s north-west, on 1 February last year.
Judge James Bennett sentenced Davidson in Parramatta’s district court on Friday, saying the menacing, dangerous and aggressive driving sustained over a significant period leading up to the tragic event showed all responsibility to the road safety of others was abandoned.